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Relatively small turn out tonight but nonetheless a great success. The Spitfires performed flawlessly with new material, regulars such as guitarists Darren McLelland and Andy Brown remained onstage throughout the night and provided the limited audience a great sing a long.
Another successful night at Live at the Eagle, The Spitfires opened with their most popular cover, 'Money for Nothing' by Dire Straits and got the crowd ready for a successful night. Tonight featured a guest hormonica player, two new guitar players and a handful of the audience took to the stage to sing.
The Spitfires opened up tonight with a host of great tunes such as All Along the Watch Tower, Black Magic Woman and many more. A whole range of new players showed up for tonights session including a saxophone player and a group of soloists. An all round versatile night that proved to be a hit with the audience.
LIVE AT THE EAGLE SESSION 13/11/2014
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TAMBO AND THE SPITFIRES
A very busy evening for Live at the Eagle tonight with a whole new host of musicians and audience. Tonight included Doug Graham, a talented guitarist from Kilbirnie and equally talented bassit Stephen McLean from Ayr. With such a giant audience, the vocal talent that participated tonight was on a scale never seen before at this event. A young band from the Irvine valley named 'Fat kids Don't Bounce' (nicely named) turned up and played a new collection of songs and barmaid Lindsey Cunningham joined in to sing 'Doctor Doctor' by UFO.
LIVE AT THE EAGLE SESSION 20/11/2014
A fairly quiet night for Live at the Eagle- a striking contrast to last weeks turn-out but nonetheless a worthwhile visit. Tambo and the Spitfires started later on in the evening and set the tone for what was to be a very comfortable and relaxing night. Tonight saw some young talent take to the stage and played along with the houseband. The rest of the evening was accompanied by improvised instrumental music where Tambo (from Tambo and the Spitfires) remained onstage and filled the night with singing and harmonica solos.
LIVE AT THE EAGLE SESSION 27/11/2014
Tonight, the thunder was stolen from Live at the Eagle. Slash, Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators were playing at the SSE Hydro, Glasgow resulting in a very limited turn-out of musicians and audience members. Nevertheless the show went on. The house band, Tambo and the Spitfires, remained on stage throughout playing an acoustic set to the somewhat minute audience. We are hoping that by next week our regular participants have overcome being star-struck and will be able to resume our popular weekly event.
LIVE AT THE EAGLE SESSION 4/12/2014
